Non-League Paper

TWO IN A ROW AS ZAK ZAPS BUCKS IN TO LIFE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 November 2020

AFC TELFORD U 2 GUISELEY 0
By Richard Worton

PRINCE EKPOLO’S red card proved pivotal as Telford took advantage of their man advantage secured back-to-back league victories for the first time this season.
The card was shown by referee’s assistant Mark Ryder after match referee Liam Marshall succumbed to a firsthalf injury.
And one knock-on effect was Southport club secretary James Tedford running the line, having been at the game on a scouting mission.
It was a first half of few chances; the visitors’ Kaine Felix volleyed over their best opportunity, whilst Telfo...

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